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Why seniors should try gaming

March 24, 2017 in Technology
Game technology can prevent seniors from falling and improve their balance, strength and coordination. But the games must be designed completely differently than those for young people, a new study shows.

Statistics might save us from resistant bacteria

March 23, 2017 in Health
Researchers have found a new method to develop antibiotics that are tailored to kill multi-resistant bacteria.

Dogs and humans' long-lasting relationship

March 21, 2017 in Natural Sciences
Why do humans and dogs get on so well? Learn more in this podcast.

New allergy test promises safer antibiotic use

March 20, 2017 in Health
Allergies to antibiotics are the most common form of medication allergies and, in the worst cases, can result in anaphylaxis and death. Sintef is participating in the development of a new allergy test that will make it easier to provide patients with safe and correct treatments.

A preference for casual sex increases risk of harassment

March 17, 2017 in Society & Culture
Adolescents who are open to casual sex are more often involved in sexual harassment – both as victims and as perpetrators.

Caught in the mesh: Scandinavian bears in the road network

March 16, 2017 in Natural Sciences
Recent research shows that roads pose resistance to movements in Swedish bear populations.

Getting rid of depression by changing how you think

March 15, 2017 in Health
A thought is a thought. It does not reflect reality. New research shows that learning how to ruminate less on thoughts and feelings has a positive effect for individuals with depression.

Norwegians impolite? Forget it!

March 11, 2017 in Society & Culture
Norwegians don’t smile to people on the bus or ask strangers how they are doing. Very impolite, say some. "We leave people alone. That is Norwegian politeness," says researcher.

We see through bosses who fake it

March 10, 2017 in Society & Culture
Do you think your manager is genuine, or do you think they’re faking it? The difference could be pivotal to a company’s success.

Immigrant parents have different expectations of Norwegian kindergartens

March 8, 2017 in Society & Culture
Views on children, play and learning vary greatly between European countries. This also affects kindergarten staff in their day-to-day work, where they deal with children and parents of many different nationalities.
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